I've seen a lot of tutorials. Arriving at this one, I am somehow able to follow your process and you are thorough at explaining the various steps. I'll buy you a beer if you are ever in L.A. Thank you so much! NICHT LANGWEILIG!
You are amazing. I have never used C4D before (I am a blender artist) however seeing your insta post plus this tutorial, I knew it was time to make the switch. This is the first training video I have watched for C4D and I am in love. Thankyou for posting!
Hey, how have you liked using C4D after 3 years? I'm honestly in the same situation you were 3 years ago. I have been using Blender for few years and while I can surely do amazing looking renders, it's just not fun to use. I've been thinking about getting C4d + X-Particles + Redshift.
i can literally see how you enjoying every single second of simulation.And funny thing that im saying at same time as you like "ohhh this is so good". Thank you so much for tut. It was soooo goood
An other gem from you, Markus. Just imagine how even prettier would be those fluid sims with the new xpBlend modifier which should blend colors as well!
Excellent tutorial - thanks for your work. I only have Cycles - could you provide a few hint about rendering something (almost) as nice as your Octane examples using only Cycles?
@@geranatkinson2217 same here. I don't know why there are not a ton of cycles vids when it is becoming very kick ass. I have seen a few render test that show cycles is one of the best may is the best , but I guess it's what road people drove down and now Octane and Redshift are going crazy. I think it's because of Mac's won't render the rest of them. I'm a Mac guy and we used to be the kings and now we got left behind , I don't know why the got rid of the Nvidia gpu's.
Really struggling with this tutorial.. (I am fairly new to C4D) For one our C4D set ups look very different I don't know if I have a newer version or whatever but I can't turn the emitter into a sphere? and everything is in a completely different place.. eg Display view is in Render tags.. and Emitter is in Stimulate > Particles (But doesn't give me an option to change the shape).. please help?
Im sorry to hear that😔... of course, X-Particles changes from version to version a little bit, but in general... its almost the same... my C4D layout looks different because you can change the layout to your liking. You move and dock different windows whereever you want.
Would love to know how you got the globular shapes / fluid. I assume its the open VBD with a larger particle size? Then some filters to smooth it out? Curious on that one. Great Tut.
Hi, Thank you so much for breaking this artwork down! I have a question, is there a way to achieve this effect without octane? I use physical render or/and Arnold. Could you please make a video showing how to do it without octane?? Please it will be really helpful! thanks love your work :) Cheers!
Nice tutorial! I did a lot of experiment based on that. (Absolutely new to x particles) One Question: *Does someone know how to prevent the liquids from mixing to strong?* After around 1000 frames i often have a more or less heterogeneous mass. Is there a way to higher the cohesion between particles from the same emitter + lower it when from different emitters? So i have more something like oil and water whom would not mix together. Sorry for my poor english …
@@3DBONFIRE Thanks for your reply. I think i found an ok solution with multiple xpConstraints, applying each to a group with contains only one emitter. So every emitter has its own xpContrain wich is holding the same particle grounp together. Works even afte 3000 frames … flawless
hey im a beginner , so could you tell me how to finish off the last part ie get the whole animation and transparency process , kinda stuck in the middle :/
@@3DBONFIRE sure . Also I love the concept , creativity and everything about your tutorials. We need a lot more . We love your work . Also hope it covers a lot for beginners too as it's a lot more easier. Keep up the good work bro
This is great. I have a question; In the preview, you have a material and geo that looks very much like a liquid versus the tiny balls. How do you do that with octane? I can seem to get the settings right with the geo for the particles.
I had the same problem, you need to register for the trial version (link here) insydium.ltd/try/ after the trial they have a subscription for like 50 bucks a month, so learn as much as you can during the trial then if you subscribe then you'll already know how to use it when your paying
Hi, dude. Thank you far an amazing tutorial. I`ve a got a little question: on 23:23 your octane viewport says, that it took 44 secs to render this scene. Right now i`m creating a pretty tiny simulation, but rendering a single frame takes 1 hour+. I`m using 1070ti and really have no idea what is wrong)
@@3DBONFIRE i could figure it out as im not new to this. Im just saying, some transparency about the level required will go a long way. I can promise you there were beginners that started and followed along, but couldn't finish their projevts because you skipped vital parts that are not obvious. So they would have wasted their time.
I've seen a lot of tutorials. Arriving at this one, I am somehow able to follow your process and you are thorough at explaining the various steps. I'll buy you a beer if you are ever in L.A. Thank you so much! NICHT LANGWEILIG!
Maybe I will be in LA for a job one day, I will tell you😉👍
been wanting to watch this tutorial for an entire month finally gotten around to it.
Tell me, if you liked it👍
This video finally solved my octane rendering with being able to add the color. Searched for ages, thanks!!!
You are amazing. I have never used C4D before (I am a blender artist) however seeing your insta post plus this tutorial, I knew it was time to make the switch. This is the first training video I have watched for C4D and I am in love. Thankyou for posting!
Hi Liam, thats amazing! Cinema 4D plus X-Particles plus Redshift or Octane is such a fun package! Enjoy it.
Hey, how have you liked using C4D after 3 years? I'm honestly in the same situation you were 3 years ago. I have been using Blender for few years and while I can surely do amazing looking renders, it's just not fun to use. I've been thinking about getting C4d + X-Particles + Redshift.
i can literally see how you enjoying every single second of simulation.And funny thing that im saying at same time as you like "ohhh this is so good". Thank you so much for tut. It was soooo goood
Thank you for teaching us Sensei!
🤣👍
Bro! This is so dope! Thank you for putting this out for the world to see! I'm excited to use these techniques in many projects to come
I'm glad to hear that!
Thansk so much for this video. I loved the tutorial. excellent tutorial for beginners like me.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, amazing!
I like your KitKat accent!
Oh thanks👍. I hope a kitkat accent is a good thing😉.
An other gem from you, Markus. Just imagine how even prettier would be those fluid sims with the new xpBlend modifier which should blend colors as well!
I need to study this! Yeah, that will be amazing. Thanks buddy
Markus great tutorial
Thanks Mister🔥.
You dont show how to do it in the second part of the video, the final render is not the same at all of your picture. What is the interrest of it ?
Of course , its markusgonser3d on insta 😉
Thanks so much man! Loved the tutorial. Keep it up!
Awesome. Yes, I will;-)
Awesome! Thank you for tutorial!
Thanks for watching☺️
Great
Thanks for your sharing
Thank you for watching and learning🤘
drop2floor plugin will be your friend
Excellent tutorial - thanks for your work. I only have Cycles - could you provide a few hint about rendering something (almost) as nice as your Octane examples using only Cycles?
im in the same boat here :)
amazing tutorial!
Hi Dennis, Im sorry but I never used Cycles...but I heard its perfect for particle renderings...
@@geranatkinson2217 same here. I don't know why there are not a ton of cycles vids when it is becoming very kick ass. I have seen a few render test that show cycles is one of the best may is the best , but I guess it's what road people drove down and now Octane and Redshift are going crazy. I think it's because of Mac's won't render the rest of them. I'm a Mac guy and we used to be the kings and now we got left behind , I don't know why the got rid of the Nvidia gpu's.
it doesn't work for me with the file obj
can you help please?
luv this tutorial !
Cool!
Awesome!
Dope tutorial, nice work man
Good lessons Sir!!!!!👍👍👍👍👁🗨
GRANDISSIMO! Thanks!!!! ciao
🔥 yeahh, thanks buddy🔥
thank you!!!!
awesome job, good explaining.Clever and simple \m/
how do i view the particules and not the torus shape when rendering? i need help !
Great tutorial !
Thanks Joce!
Very cool!
Really struggling with this tutorial.. (I am fairly new to C4D) For one our C4D set ups look very different I don't know if I have a newer version or whatever but I can't turn the emitter into a sphere? and everything is in a completely different place.. eg Display view is in Render tags.. and Emitter is in Stimulate > Particles (But doesn't give me an option to change the shape).. please help?
Im sorry to hear that😔... of course, X-Particles changes from version to version a little bit, but in general... its almost the same... my C4D layout looks different because you can change the layout to your liking. You move and dock different windows whereever you want.
Sadly I cant explain to you, where you find which button...good luck nevertheless!
As your using Octane but iam using Arnold because it gives error says no selected device is using Cuda please anyone help me
I think Octane needs Nvidia Graphic Cards, they have cuda cores.
@@3DBONFIRE i have Nvida rtx 2060 super but it Octane is not working
@@abd748 check and see its supported.
How do you get octane to render particles with different sizes without creating as many emitters as different sizes ?
amazing dear, keep on .. nice tutorials
Yes, I will:-)
amazing
Why i dont have the "Shot" option, when i open Emission Mode?
Would love to know how you got the globular shapes / fluid. I assume its the open VBD with a larger particle size? Then some filters to smooth it out? Curious on that one. Great Tut.
I think it was exactly like that👍
@@3DBONFIRE for sure, I am just having a hard time getting that seperated but still gooped together look. thanks.
Superb nice and tight idea
Amazing work dude.
Thanks buddy, I hope you will enjoy this one!
Thank you for this! Will I get the around the same result if I use Redsfhit?
Of course👌
Hi, Thank you so much for breaking this artwork down! I have a question, is there a way to achieve this effect without octane? I use physical render or/and Arnold. Could you please make a video showing how to do it without octane?? Please it will be really helpful! thanks love your work :) Cheers!
so many tutorials i get excited about, only to see i have to have octane to get anything at all similar.
@@AByallo Its Just a texture tag and then. You can light and render in any render engine
Great Tutorial, but I do not have Octane Render, since I am using an AMD GPU is there another way to render the xpEmitter?
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I will, of course!
hey can this be done using an older version of xparticles?
Hi, thank you for the lovely tutorial. I wonder what CPU does Markus use at this video? Thank you 🙏
Its a three years old Intel, nothing special and I only know right now that it is below average . I will upgrade my workstation on black friday😉.
Really nice tutorial !!!!
Thanks, liked and subscribed 👍
How long did it take the render the video clip?
like it so much !!!
when i put it more than 5000, and space to preview its little bit lag on the particles, why?
the hardware of your machines is not coping
bro what is the version of x-Par you are using, in the version i havethere is no Xp Flud ?
Hi, I think its something like...version 4
Nice tutorial! I did a lot of experiment based on that. (Absolutely new to x particles)
One Question:
*Does someone know how to prevent the liquids from mixing to strong?*
After around 1000 frames i often have a more or less heterogeneous mass.
Is there a way to higher the cohesion between particles from the same emitter + lower it when from different emitters? So i have more something like oil and water whom would not mix together. Sorry for my poor english …
I did some additional mixing tests on my patreon, maybe this helps. But i never went up to frame 1000...
@@3DBONFIRE Thanks for your reply.
I think i found an ok solution with multiple xpConstraints, applying each to a group with contains only one emitter.
So every emitter has its own xpContrain wich is holding the same particle grounp together.
Works even afte 3000 frames … flawless
@@bodobanali clever 👍
Do you have a free version of x particles?
hey im a beginner , so could you tell me how to finish off the last part ie get the whole animation and transparency process , kinda stuck in the middle :/
Im sorry that is wasnt completely beginners-friendly. I will do a better job next time🙏
@@3DBONFIRE sure . Also I love the concept , creativity and everything about your tutorials. We need a lot more . We love your work . Also hope it covers a lot for beginners too as it's a lot more easier. Keep up the good work bro
how to bye x perticles life time validity.for cinema 4d. I'm from india after watching your tutorial I decided to buy x perticles.
Just go to the insydium webpage😉
This is great. I have a question; In the preview, you have a material and geo that looks very much like a liquid versus the tiny balls. How do you do that with octane? I can seem to get the settings right with the geo for the particles.
Put the partikel in an xparticles openVDB Mesher👌
@@3DBONFIRE i did this and my particles remained the same looked everywhere for an answer and i am at a loss
Ain’t no way geometry nodes can do this in a day of tweaking
Cinema 4D Tutorial Create Plant Explosions using X-Particles Explosia FX and Octane (Part2)？
Haha yes...I will put that one out next! Sorry for the inconsistency;-) But I hope you will enjoy this one, too.
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. For the material tutorial on Patreon is it available for the "Tutorial Supporter" tier?
I cant check it today but i think it should be for... supporters. I need to check on monday.
@@3DBONFIRE okay thank you 😊
@@3DBONFIRE I subscribed to the first tier and I found the tutorial. Thank you!
Hey man, can you create more X particles and octane tutorials?
Of course! Thats my mission right now;-)
Can I do this with real flow? Great video!
Of course, but I dont use realflow...
Can we import any image and apply this effect to it?
...i cant remember...what image do you mean?
i have X particles 2, what can i do in substitute of Fluid FX?
Nothing...
I had the same problem, you need to register for the trial version (link here) insydium.ltd/try/ after the trial they have a subscription for like 50 bucks a month, so learn as much as you can during the trial then if you subscribe then you'll already know how to use it when your paying
YOU ARE GOD!
Noo, Im just learning and sharing🌠
Hi, dude. Thank you far an amazing tutorial. I`ve a got a little question: on 23:23 your octane viewport says, that it took 44 secs to render this scene. Right now i`m creating a pretty tiny simulation, but rendering a single frame takes 1 hour+. I`m using 1070ti and really have no idea what is wrong)
Maybe you didnt adjusted your octane parh tracing render samples. Do you still have it on 16000 samples?
@@3DBONFIRE I set it to 2048, but enabled pathtracing. Shall I switch to directlighting?
@@alegarny no...stay with pt for sure but you can go down to even 300samples i guess, if its animation
danke bro
abo is drin
It’s very cool. I have a question, how much ram you use ????
Sorry for the late response. 64gb.
@@3DBONFIRE thanks for answer me, no problem for the time :D
I like the idea, however you skipped so many steps. For beginners this means they cannot follow along properly.
Hi Andre, I am sorry that I couldnt explain everything, maybe the tutorial is not for beginners but more intermediate already...
@@3DBONFIRE i could figure it out as im not new to this. Im just saying, some transparency about the level required will go a long way. I can promise you there were beginners that started and followed along, but couldn't finish their projevts because you skipped vital parts that are not obvious. So they would have wasted their time.
@@andrekoekemoer2007 good point buddy! I'm still new to teaching so thank you for the input👍
i love you
very beautiful
@@scommand9032 thanks a lot!
@@3DBONFIRE I am a beginner, I am trying to learn your work, my picture is ugly，Hahaha, it's a little difficult for me, my octane skills are not good
@@scommand9032 just give it some time and watch quality training, thats the way to grow fast;-)
@@3DBONFIRE Thank you very much, I did not expect you to reply to me, I will work hard.
Fuck, I read it first "Don't using" but it's DONUT using. Okay......
Haha thats hilarious🤣👍